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base_model: unsloth/Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct-bnb-4bit  
tags:
- text-generation-inference
- transformers
- unsloth
- llama
- gguf
- ollama  
license: apache-2.0  
language:
- en

---

# kubectl Operator Model

- **Developed by:** dereklck
- **License:** Apache-2.0
- **Fine-tuned from model:** [unsloth/Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct-bnb-4bit](https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct-bnb-4bit)
- **Model type:** GGUF (compatible with Ollama)
- **Language:** English

This Llama-based model was fine-tuned to generate `kubectl` commands based on user descriptions. It was trained efficiently using [Unsloth](https://github.com/unslothai/unsloth) and Hugging Face's TRL library.

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## Model Details

### Purpose

The model assists users by:

- **Generating accurate `kubectl` commands** based on natural language descriptions.
- **Providing brief explanations about Kubernetes** for general queries.
- **Requesting additional information** if the instruction is incomplete or ambiguous.

### Intended Users

- Kubernetes administrators
- DevOps engineers
- Developers working with Kubernetes clusters

### Training Process

- **Base Model:** Unsloth's Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct-bnb-4bit
- **Fine-tuning:** Leveraged the Unsloth framework and Hugging Face's TRL library for efficient training.
- **Training Data:** Customized dataset focused on Kubernetes operations and `kubectl` command usage, containing approximately 200 entries.

### Features

- **Command Generation:** Translates user instructions into executable `kubectl` commands.
- **Clarification Requests:** Politely asks for more details when the instruction is incomplete.
- **Knowledge Base:** Provides concise explanations for general Kubernetes concepts.

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## Usage

### Prompt Template

The model uses the following prompt template to generate responses:

```plaintext
You are an AI assistant that helps users with Kubernetes commands and questions.

**Your Behavior Guidelines:**

1. **For clear and complete instructions:**
   - **Provide only** the exact `kubectl` command needed to fulfill the user's request.
   - Do not include extra explanations, placeholders, or context.
   - **Enclose the command within a code block** with `bash` syntax highlighting.

2. **For incomplete or ambiguous instructions:**
   - **Politely ask** the user for the specific missing information.
   - Do **not** provide any commands or placeholders in your response.
   - Respond in plain text, clearly stating what information is needed.

3. **For general Kubernetes questions:**
   - Provide a **concise and accurate explanation**.
   - Do **not** include any commands unless specifically requested.
   - Ensure that the explanation fully addresses the user's question.

**Important Rules:**

- Do **not** generate commands with placeholders like `<pod_name>` or `<resource_name>`.
- Always ensure that commands provided are **valid and executable** as-is.
- If unsure or the instruction is unclear, **ask for clarification** without including any commands.
- Do **not** output any additional text beyond what's necessary.

**Formatting:**

- **Commands**: Use code blocks with `bash` syntax:
  ```bash
  kubectl <command>
  ```

- **Clarifications and Explanations**: Respond in plain text, politely and clearly.

---

### Instruction:
{instruction}

### Response:
{response}
```

### Parameters

- **Temperature:** `0.3` (controls randomness; lower values make outputs more deterministic)
- **Stop Token:** `</s>` (indicates the end of the assistant's response)

---

### Examples

#### Example 1: Generating a Command

**Instruction:**

```
Create a namespace called 'development'.
```

**Response:**

```bash
kubectl create namespace development
```

---

#### Example 2: Handling Ambiguity

**Instruction:**

```
Show me logs.
```

**Response:**

```
Which pod's logs would you like to retrieve?
```

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#### Example 3: Providing Explanations

**Instruction:**

```
What is a Deployment in Kubernetes?
```

**Response:**

```
A Deployment provides declarative updates for Pods and ReplicaSets, allowing you to manage your applications by defining the desired state and letting Kubernetes handle the rest.
```

---

## Deployment with Ollama

### Prerequisites

- Install [Ollama](https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama) on your system.
- Ensure you have the GGUF model file (e.g., `kubectl_operator.Q8_0.gguf`).

### Steps

1. **Create the Modelfile**

   Save the following content as a file named `Modelfile`:

   ```plaintext
   FROM kubectl_operator.Q8_0.gguf

   SYSTEM "You are an AI assistant that helps users with Kubernetes commands and questions.

   **Your Behavior Guidelines:**

   1. **For clear and complete instructions:**
      - **Provide only** the exact `kubectl` command needed to fulfill the user's request.
      - Do not include extra explanations, placeholders, or context.
      - **Enclose the command within a code block** with `bash` syntax highlighting.

   2. **For incomplete or ambiguous instructions:**
      - **Politely ask** the user for the specific missing information.
      - Do **not** provide any commands or placeholders in your response.
      - Respond in plain text, clearly stating what information is needed.

   3. **For general Kubernetes questions:**
      - Provide a **concise and accurate explanation**.
      - Do **not** include any commands unless specifically requested.
      - Ensure that the explanation fully addresses the user's question.

   **Important Rules:**

   - Do **not** generate commands with placeholders like `<pod_name>` or `<resource_name>`.
   - Always ensure that commands provided are **valid and executable** as-is.
   - If unsure or the instruction is unclear, **ask for clarification** without including any commands.
   - Do **not** output any additional text beyond what's necessary.

   **Formatting:**

   - **Commands**: Use code blocks with `bash` syntax:
     ```bash
     kubectl <command>
     ```

   - **Clarifications and Explanations**: Respond in plain text, politely and clearly."

   PARAMETER --temperature 0.3
   PARAMETER --stop "\n</s>"

   TEMPLATE """
   You are an AI assistant that helps users with Kubernetes commands and questions.

   **Your Behavior Guidelines:**

   1. **For clear and complete instructions:**
      - **Provide only** the exact `kubectl` command needed to fulfill the user's request.
      - Do not include extra explanations, placeholders, or context.
      - **Enclose the command within a code block** with `bash` syntax highlighting.

   2. **For incomplete or ambiguous instructions:**
      - **Politely ask** the user for the specific missing information.
      - Do **not** provide any commands or placeholders in your response.
      - Respond in plain text, clearly stating what information is needed.

   3. **For general Kubernetes questions:**
      - Provide a **concise and accurate explanation**.
      - Do **not** include any commands unless specifically requested.
      - Ensure that the explanation fully addresses the user's question.

   **Important Rules:**

   - Do **not** generate commands with placeholders like `<pod_name>` or `<resource_name>`.
   - Always ensure that commands provided are **valid and executable** as-is.
   - If unsure or the instruction is unclear, **ask for clarification** without including any commands.
   - Do **not** output any additional text beyond what's necessary.

   **Formatting:**

   - **Commands**: Use code blocks with `bash` syntax:
     ```bash
     kubectl <command>
     ```

   - **Clarifications and Explanations**: Respond in plain text, politely and clearly.

   ---

   ### Instruction:
   {{ .Prompt }}

   ### Response:
   """

   ```

2. **Create the Model with Ollama**

   Open your terminal and run the following command to create the model:

   ```bash
   ollama create kubectl_operator -f Modelfile
   ```

   This command tells Ollama to create a new model named `kubectl_operator` using the configuration specified in `Modelfile`.

3. **Run the Model**

   Start interacting with your model:

   ```bash
   ollama run kubectl_operator
   ```

   This will initiate the model and prompt you for input based on the template provided.

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## Limitations and Considerations

- **Accuracy:** The model may occasionally produce incorrect or suboptimal commands. Always review the output before execution.
- **Hallucinations:** In rare cases, the model might generate irrelevant or incorrect information. If the response seems off-topic, consider rephrasing your instruction.
- **Security:** Be cautious when executing generated commands, especially in production environments.

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## Feedback and Contributions

We welcome any comments or participation to improve the model and dataset. If you encounter issues or have suggestions for improvement:

- **GitHub:** [Unsloth Repository](https://github.com/unslothai/unsloth)
- **Contact:** Reach out to the developer, **dereklck**, for further assistance.

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